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For 159 years The Canadian Museum of History has stood as a public institute of knowledge and learning. Attracting over 1.2 million visitors each year, it is the nation's most visited museum. Combining ongoing and annual exhibitions, the Canadian Museum provides visitors with keen insights into the early history of Canadian and world civilizations. To learn more come see us in Ottawa or call our toll-free number.

Wallack's has been part of the community since 1939. We began as a photographic supply store founded by picture enthusiast Sam Wallack. In the mid-1950's, Wallack's expanded from the original narrow shop on Bank street into the empty store next to it to offer more selection of art and hobby supplies.

Fine Interiorscape & Maintenance provides quality plant care services to the Ottawa and Gatineau area. We have a team of professional Certified Horticultural technicians who take pride in making your environment a better place to live or work. Whether you are a small or large business, commercial or residential, we can take care of all your live and silk plants needs.

Emondage Leclerc is a company in business since 1994. We specialize in tree cutting especially dangerous trees, pruning, cedar edge trimming, stump grinding, and branch chipping. Emondage Leclerc is a locally owned business situated in Cantley and servicing the Ottawa-Gatineau region. We provide professional tree cutting services and our team will be glad to give you a free estimate. Don't hesitate to call us; you'll get a fair price and professional services. Emondage Leclerc has complete insurance

Meet Me at the Oak. Why do we call the Oak royal? It all has to do with our love of history and a keen awareness of our heritage. The story goes as follows...Charles II, whose father Charles I had been beheaded by Oliver Cromwell, became a fugitive whilst running from Cromwell's army after being soundly defeated at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. He took refuge with a Major Carlis in Boscobel Woods where the two hid in an oak tree to get a good view of the approaching army. They remained all day, the King sleeping from time to time, his head on a cushion on Carlis' lap. Cromwell's troops passed under the tree but did not see him or his companion. After Cromwell died the good people of England decided a monarchy was not such a bad idea after all. Charles II was restored to the British crown. In celebration, Charles' birthday, May 29, was designated "Oak Day" in remembrance of his escape from Cromwell in 1651.